Sentence examples for of fixed access from inspiring English sources

We derive closed analytical formulae of connectivity for random interval graphs in the presence of fixed access points.

This study assesses the cost implications for the rollout of fixed access networks capable of providing citizens with downstream broadband capacities of 30 Mbps or 100 Mbps, which have been defined in the European Digital Agenda as targets that should be met by 2020.

In landmark-based localizations, a number of fixed access points (APs) periodically broadcast their accurate positions.

A national regulatory authority may, in accordance with the provisions of Article 8, and in particular the second subparagraph of Article 8(3), impose, as an exceptional measure, an obligation on vertically integrated undertakings to place activities related to the wholesale provision of fixed access products in an independently operating business unit.

Additionally Digital Britain's focus on ensuring investment in NGN focuses on fixed access yet your view of the world is one where primary access is more likely via mobile.

Wi-Fi is the name of the game: Cisco predicts that Wi-Fi will continue to account for the majority of internet traffic, at 53percentt of all access, versus 20percentt for cellular and 27percentt for fixed access.

Wi-Fi is the name of the game: Cisco predicts that Wi-Fi will continue to account for the majority of internet traffic, at 53percentt of all access, versus 20percentt for cellular and 27percentt for fixed access.

In these standards, relays have to be fixed in positions beforehand planned by the operators and become a part of the fixed access network.

Students were given a fixed access window of 90 min. Answers were released after the official closing time to avoid early-terminating students passing on the correct results to neighbors who were still completing the assessment.

Due to the emergence of bandwidth-requiring services, telecommunication operators are brought to renew their fixed access network, most of them favoring the Fiber To The Home (FTTH) technology.

Not content with his foray this year into the financial markets, Son is also attacking another big obstacle to the development of the Internet in Japan: the high cost of fixed-line access to the World Wide Web.